Sentence examples for extensive debates over from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the extensive debates over tariff in the 19th century often focused on its effects on domestic businesses.

After a Royal Commission proposed the purchase of nine dreadnoughts in August 1913, there were extensive debates over the need for such ships and, if they were necessary, the actual number needed.

The filing of financial records late last month followed extensive debate over whether the defendants were providing a clear picture of their assets, as requested by the plaintiffs.

Born into a Muslim family in Mumbai, India, Mr. Zakaria received a secular education and has been a centrist voice in a period of extensive debate over Western attitudes and policies toward the Muslim world.

Today, there is extensive debate over the best strategies for achieving these goals and the different aspects of this debate are discussed in this review.

Similarly there has been extensive debate over the role of Orford Castle whose expensive, three-cornered design most closely echoes imperial Byzantine palaces and may have been intended by Henry II to be more symbolic than military in nature.

For its audiences, this film facilitated a new awareness of the immoral actions and gross deceptions of the Nixon-Kissinger Administration and provoked extensive debate over the values that the United States stood for as a nation.

Throughout the competition, there was extensive debate over whether viewers were voting for him out of sympathy and whether a blind man who could not dance deserved the title.

There is extensive debate over what constitutes suitable biomarkers and where in the body to find them.

Wide variations among previous estimates had prompted extensive debate over the appropriateness of different observational methods and their associated biases.

In the current clinical setting, many physicians use approved higher doses, although there has been extensive debate over the efficacy benefits of such dose escalation 13– 15 and reports of an increased incidence of infections with higher doses.